Obituaries

Doris Irene Nash

January 27th, 2024

Doris Irene (Wilkinson) Nash passed away on Wednesday, January 24th at Fahrney Keedy Home in Boonsboro, MD.  She was born in South Boston, VA to the late Jack and Virgie Wilkinson and was raised in Danville, VA.  Doris was employed for a time at Holiday Lanes in Claymont, DE before going on to a 25-year career as a retail associate with Strawbridge and Clothier.

Doris was a woman who was dedicated to her home and family as a wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.  She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Claymont Fire Company for over 50 years.  She was also a member of the Ladies Club of Wilmington.  She enjoyed caring for her home and gardening.  She also liked to travel, especially to her beach home in Fenwick Island, DE.  What she enjoyed most, however, was spending time with her family.

In addition to her parents, Doris was predeceased by her husband, William A. Nash, Sr.; sister, June Carley.  She is survived by her children, William A. Nash, Jr. (Nancy), Boni Nash Buchanan, Jeffrey A. Nash; granddaughter, Stephanie Lynn Shuss; great-grandchildren, Thomas and Kelsey Klecko.

Her funeral service will be held on Wednesday, January 31st at 1pm at the Joseph A. Ward Funeral Home 1459 Market St. Linwood, PA.  Entombment will follow in Lawn Croft Cemetery.

11 thoughts on “Doris Irene Nash

  1. So sorry I could not be there today. We are in IL seeing our newest grandson. You have wonderful memories of your mom. You were lucky to have her for such a long time. Sending prayers to you and your family.

  2. “Renee” is truly missed at FKHV. The void is palpable. She was feisty, funny and sweet. Our sincere condolences to her family.

  3. RIP my sweet friend. It has been an honor to have been summer neighbors for the past 32 years. You will be missed. Thanks for the memories. Love you, Renee.

  4. Billy, Boni and Jeff. We are so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Some of the best times we shared together with my sons James and Travis, was hanging around at her beach house in Fenwick Island. Strolling the boardwalk and surfing the ocean for the first time, the backyard BBQs with the Iconic lighthouse -right there- they’re are vivid memories we hold deep in our hearts. She was such a wonderful, beautiful blingy, fun-loving, classy lady— and she was so proud of all 3 of you! We loved her and will miss her too ((HUGS)) Renee and sons

  5. Billy, Boni and Jeff. We are so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Some of the best times we shared together with my sons James and Travis, was hanging around at her beach house in Fenwick Island. Strolling the boardwalk and surfing the ocean for the first time, the backyard BBQs with the Iconic lighthouse -right there- they’re are vivid memories we hold deep in our hearts. She was such a wonderful, beautiful blingy, fun-loving, classy lady— and she was so proud of all 3 of you! We loved her and will miss her too ((HUGS)) Renee and sons

  6. Billy, Boni and Jeff. We are so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Some of the best times we shared together with my sons James and Travis, was hanging around at her beach house in Fenwick Island. Strolling the boardwalk and surfing the ocean for the first time, the backyard BBQs with the Iconic lighthouse -right there- and the prints that Boni made of her home on earth are vivid memories we hold deep in our hearts. Including the personal site seeing we spent with Billy and Boni during our visits to the east coast 🙂
    Your mom was such a wonderful, beautifully blingy, fun-loving and classy lady— and she was so proud of all 3 of you and your families!
    We loved her and will miss her too, Renee and sons . Peace be with you ((HUGS))

  7. What a kind and big hearted lady to open up her beach house for anyone who wanted to share beach time with her! We had some laughs during the summer months! Rene, you were a hoot! Thank you for sharing your big heart! You will be missed. 💜

  8. It’s ok Momma, I’ve got this. Go on home. I will see you in the kingdom. Wait for me. I am coming to you.

    Love you always,

    Boni

  9. I was Ms. Nash caregiver for a good while before she had to leave her home and it was a pleasure. She was a firecracker but a sweetheart I’m so glad I have some good memories to hold on to💜

  10. Aunt Irene will truly be missed. I have such fond memories growing up when we would leave for vacation to go to Claymont. I can still hear her voice yelling Darlene Elizabeth when I failed to hang my swimsuit up. I love you Aunt Irene.

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